GDT - Pacers @ Portland

[cdash]

I've only seen a full speed replay, and while it looked awfully cheap at that speed, I didn't think it was a flop. It seemed that Roy genuinely stumbled.

Again, from the lone angle I saw it, I would have been upset had I seen it at the time. But, as I did not see the game live, and I saw comments from both Jack and O'Brien saying that the call was OK, I don't see a lot of reason to get wrapped up in it. Plus, they did blow a nice sized lead, so it was more or less their own fault that play actually made a difference.

O'Brien doesn't have any cajones and would rather keep 25 grand (I mean I can't completely blame him in this recession, but you have to defend your players a little bit). I don't know what Jack said, but the foul was called on Ford and he said it wasn't a foul.

Haha, i think you forgot the time when lebron got that call and O'Brien was about to get a tech lol. To question o'briens cajones is silly

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[Boneman2]

It wasn't a foul, nor was it a flop. Roy was pretty much dominating all of our wings in the fourth. The pacers finally doubled him out top at the charity stripe. He committed with two steps and knew he had to do something. It's a case of trying to do too much when he shouldv'e passed out of the double. Roy couldn't split the D and lost control.

[JarrettJackSG]

Your father loves you.

Thats low man...=/

Considering what happened to my dad.

[chatard5]

That call on Lebron was terrrrible. Mike Brown stuck up for his players after that game, after Granger later got the same call. Did you watch the post-game conference? Don't say the refs were horrible, just say it wasn't the right call.

[cdash]

Your father loves you.

Thats low man...=/

Considering what happened to my dad.

Well, I don't know what happened to your dad, so you can excuse my ignorance. If something really did happen to him, I apologize.